Understanding how the review process works for Level One and Level Two sites is crucial for Ezoic publishers aiming to monetize their content effectively. This article provides an in-depth look at what the 'Ezoic review' entails, including the typical duration of the review process and the criteria used by the Ezoic Onboarding Team to evaluate your site. Additionally, you will find essential tips on how to ensure that your review period is not paused or interrupted, along with answers to frequently asked questions regarding the review process. By following the guidelines outlined here, you can streamline your site's review and increase your chances of gaining access to Ezoic's monetization features.

The 'Ezoic review' process is essential for ensuring that your site meets Ezoic’s platform quality standards regarding content and traffic. The review duration generally spans around three business days for Level One and Level Two sites but can extend up to two weeks for sites with less traffic. The review results are communicated via email and also reflected on your Ezoic dashboard. If your review is approved, you gain access to Ezoic monetization features; if not approved, access to these features is denied.

To initiate the review, your site must be fully integrated with Ezoic. During the review, the Ezoic Onboarding Team examines the site's content and traffic quality. It is essential to avoid enabling copy/paste blockers as this locks the content, preventing the team from analyzing it. Additionally, ensure that your site does not have any origin errors (e.g., 520, 521) as these errors can halt the review process. If such errors are detected, follow the guide provided to resolve them: https://support.ezoic.com/kb/article/how-to-fix-origin-errors.

Adherence to these guidelines will help in avoiding interruptions and delays during the Ezoic review process, thereby expediting your access to monetization features.

To ensure a smooth and efficient review period with Ezoic, consider the following best practices and tips:

1. Disable Copy/Paste Blockers: Ensure that your site does not have any copy/paste blockers enabled. The Ezoic Onboarding Team considers content to be 'locked' when these are enabled, which prevents them from analyzing the quality of your content accurately.
2. Check for Site Errors: Regularly monitor your site for any errors, especially origin errors such as 520 or 521. These errors can prevent the Ezoic Onboarding Team from completing their review. If you encounter any origin errors, refer to the guide provided by Ezoic on how to fix them to avoid prolonging the review period.
3. Ensure Full Integration: Make sure your site is fully integrated with Ezoic before initiating the review process. Reviews can only take place once integration is complete, so double-check that all necessary steps have been followed.

By following these tips, you can help expedite the review process and improve your chances of gaining access to Ezoic's monetization features.

‘I was approved by AdSense, do I still need to be reviewed by Ezoic?’ - Regardless of a site's status in AdSense, Ezoic will complete a separate review.

'I was approved by Google Ad Manager, do I still need to be reviewed by Ezoic?' - Yes, your site is still required to be approved by Ezoic, even if you are approved by Ad Manager.

‘I have not been granted access to Ezoic’s monetization features, what can I do?’ - You should check your dashboard to see whether your site is eligible for re-review.

‘I have been approved by Ezoic but denied by Google Ad Manager, what can I do?’ - You need to be approved by both Ezoic and Google Ad Manager (MCM) in order to monetize your site with Ezoic. If you are disapproved by Google, you should see the reason why under the ‘Connect to Google’ step.